Rice tends to absorb more
arsenic than other grains mostly because it is grown in water - flooded soil.
These varieties still uptake many times more
arsenic than other grains.
Not exact matches
Why rice cereal contains
arsenic: Rice readily absorbs
arsenic from the environment, about 10 times more of it
than other grains.
Arsenic often pollutes fields where rice is grown and rice absorbs more of it
than most
other grains.
But rice accumulates about 10 times more
arsenic from the environment
than other grains.
Because rice is grown underwater — often in water contaminated with
arsenic in such hot spots as Bangladesh, India and China — it takes in 10 times more
arsenic than do
other cereal
grains, such as wheat and oats.
Rice has higher
arsenic concentrations
than other grains because of the unique physiology of the plant and because of the way it's grown, in flooded rice paddies.